Voluble

usgb/ˈvɑːljəbl/
adjective

A person who talks a lot, quickly and confidently.

She became a voluble guide on our trip around the city.
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  • become voluble
  • voluble speaker
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Speaking Speed

Voluble implies speaking at a fast pace, reflecting a stream of thoughts.

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During the debate, she was unexpectedly voluble.
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Positive Connotation

While it can suggest chattiness, 'voluble' often carries a positive tone of enthusiasm.

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His voluble nature made him popular at parties.
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Fluent Speech

'Voluble' can imply fluency and ease with words, not just quantity of speech.

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The voluble author charmed the interviewers.
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